It's a breakthrough case for Nagy, who is fully vaccinated. He
said he doesn't have any symptoms, adding that he found out
Monday morning from head trainer Andre Tucker.
NFL Network reported the team is now in enhanced mitigation
protocols, which requires masks to be worn by everybody and
daily testing, regardless of vaccination status.
Nagy will need to return two negative tests 24 hours apart in
order to be able to return to Halas Hall and in time for
Sunday's game against the visiting San Francisco 49ers. He's
conducting meetings via Zoom. Special teams coordinator Chris
Tabor will run team meetings in his absence.
The Bears (3-4) have four players on the reserve/COVID-19 list,
including linebacker Caleb Johnson and right tackle Elijah
Wilkinson. Those two players went on the list Sunday morning,
hours ahead of kickoff in Tampa. Robert Quinn and Jimmy Graham
were put on the list last week.
Running back Damien Williams was activated off the reserve/COVID
list Saturday after missing one game. He played in the Bears'
38-3 loss to the Buccaneers.
Receivers coach Mike Furrey missed the team's Week 6 game but
returned Sunday.
Nagy, 43, is 31-24 in three-plus seasons as Bears head coach.
--Field Level Media
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